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✓ Published: 07-May-2024
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Black holes are one of our universe’s greatest mysteries, with no one really understanding what happens once an object passes one of their event horizons. However, an astrophysicist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center has now built a supercomputer simulation revealing what it might theoretically be like to enter one of these cosmic vortices.
Black holes are one of our universe’s greatest mysteries, with no one really understanding what happens once an object passes one of their event horizons. However, an astrophysicist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center has now built a supercomputer simulation revealing what it might theoretically be like to enter one of these cosmic vortices.
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